That post about the water main reroute is what got me. I used to write off stuff like this as paranoid thinking, figured the city just had messy records and that explained the gaps. But a few years back I was helping a buddy check flood maps for a house he wanted to buy, and we found a buried note about a pipeline easement that didn't match anything on the current public GIS layer. Took two phone calls to different offices before anyone even knew what we were talking about. That kind of thing changes how you read paperwork, for sure. It's not always some big conspiracy, but there's definitely info that just sits in the wrong drawer or gets skipped when they move to new systems. Once you catch one mismatch, you start seeing patterns everywhere.